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JoePace45

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A New Hampshire native, I live in Maryland with my wife and two young sons. I work, I coach, I write. My passions are politics, history, sports, and books.

favourite books

Game of Thrones, George R.R. Martin
Cider House Rules, John Irving
The Horatio Hornblower Series, CS Forester
Mutiny on the Bounty, Nordhoff and Hall
The Iliad, Homer
Winesburg, Ohio, Sherwood Anderson
Frankenstein, Mary Shelley

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History

Joe Pace

For Jack Franklin, death was just the beginning. Swallowed up in the politics of the afterlife, the future of humanity might depend on him.


History professor Jack Franklin died happy, with a loving family and a prospering career. After his unexpected death, he is thrust into an afterlife managed by a sprawling bureaucracy, populated by some of history's biggest names. Above everything sits the nine-member Court, directing human destiny. The senior member of the Court is about to retire, and in the coming weeks a new member will be elevated to this ultimate honor. There are no shortage of eager candidates from the last five hundred years of human history, and the maneuvering is well under way when Jack learns he has a key role to play.

 

The True Epic Tale of Sigmund ....

Joe Pace

Here is the TRUE account of Sigmund Leatherhide
As SUNG BY TAGE THE POET
AND later recorded by the Benedictine Monk OBERO Fidelus


His story is all but forgotten now, but centuries ago the monks told of the deeds of Sigmund Leatherhide, the man who could not be killed. At the dawn of the ninth century, he was simply a soldier in Charlemagne's army, before a wound that should have been fatal led to his first encounter with Amaranthe, the woodwitch with a destiny of her own.

 

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fatema wrote 25 days ago

please back ache in my heart on your shelf thanks.

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I am Jack's failure to follow his own 6th and 8th commandment. 1: ....

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I wrote 382 days ago

JD, I've read a couple of chapters of Destiny or Choice, so here is your BHCG review. You're very imaginative, that's clear. Your bio mentions wanting to be a storyteller, which I think is key to being a good author. You've obviously got a story in mind, and it's an interesting experience as... view book

I wrote 388 days ago

Bradley, this is your BHCG review of Bulb. First, as I'm sure you have heard from others, the Archive concept is the master conceit at the center of your piece. It is a wonderful machine, both as invention and as literary device, allowing you to explore various scenes with some impunity. I love... view book

I wrote 393 days ago

Emmett, I've checked out the refurbished first four chapters, and you've done some strong work here. Les has more depth now - he's sicker, and also has a little background in law. It's a tough line to straddle, making his interest and facility with political issues believably robust without jeo... view book

I wrote 394 days ago

Katherine, I've taken a look at the first few chapters of Strata, and there's a lot here I like. You're very imaginative, and have clearly put a lot of work into building the subterranean world your characters inhabit. I love punplay in the right situation, and think it especially works with 10... view book

I wrote 402 days ago

Emmett, I've worked my way through chapter 16 today. I have a lot of thoughts, some of a technical nature (word choice, etc) that I can outline separately, but I wanted briefly to focus on big-picture stuff. First, I'd be careful about making Les too good, too pure, too likable. It makes him... view book

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